Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-15
BESWOOU.

Tie rum0r has been circulated ON the
stree; for the past few days that the
Wheeling CO. steel plant will resume IN
the fore part OF the week, but upon in-
quiry the efficient assistant MANAGE stated
that orders to such an effect had not been
received ut the Office.
Our worthy Street Commissioner, W.
/ Doyie IL, is actively directing the raising o.
the street. This is n decided improve
mcnt, and had it been done last fall the
street wOuld nov be more compact fur the
spring traffic.
Mayor McJiit0n returned yesterday.
The public school will close June :.
Mr.. i. StrOhie Was recently appointed
lamp lighter for Center ward.
Mr.. Thomas Byrne will shortly occupy
his new shoe shop, which he i erecting on
tie site Of the one he formerly occupied.
Miss Lydia Patterson and Miss Cora
Vancuren are the euestso Of friends in Bel
mont county.
\ pleasant quadrIlic party was given al
the residence OF Mrs. Dehold last Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. W. Allen, of Sherard, was in town
Friday.
Rev Stewart, of M~oundsviile, WAS here
on Thursday.
Deputy sheriff Alex. Dorsey WAS in town
yesterday.
Several of our politicians were willing
to wager yesterday that prohibition Will
he defeated 10y three hundred majority At
the election Tuesday. On the other hand
persons who are opposed to prohibition
III .... III, I,fl,t ,ritI tbn pptI-lisansa
party, owing 10 the nOn-eniorcement OF
certain s~ecrions of the license ordinance,
viz: selling to intoxicated persons, habit
ual druukards, minors, and the Sunday or
dinance.
A large number of the Popular Social
Circle went down to the residence of Aug.
Schatfcr, Esq, last evening, where they
rendered 4 surprise party to his daughter,
Miss Barbara.
Hon. j. Sinclair returned from Charles
ton in the fore part OF the week.
House painting is epidemic.
The opportunity afforded by the per
fnrmancc of Gilmore's band in Wheeling
this week, will he a rare treat in that line
of Emusic.
Mrs. Cannon is seriously indisposed.
Bowers store front is being painted.
Room No. 3 will have y holiday Tues
day. owing to election being customariIy
held in that room.
The Princess will return to her trade
Monday, and the good steamer Burnside
will return to her port the same day.
Several Of the .. Il. X. RS telegraph
poles have ~succumbed TO the cindcr fire on
the mill wharf. That company had taken
precaution to save the piles and the gas
company has shut off the gas at that point.
The fire is still in progress. 1t originated
from refuse empticd there from The bloom
ing department of thcSteel plant and was
communicated along the Cindcr bank. 1t
has been burning some three or four weeks.
IL shou!d be dug ont OF eXtinglishcd IN
some way, Is it is creeping to that part OF
the mill which is known rs the county,
and if it should get a good hold there the
company would he nj some loss to have 1t
~extinguishcd. The LaBelie landing burnt
in lust the same manner for three years,
and was finally ended by the flood of -.
The Misses Clarity entertained a mum
Der of their friends Thursday evening.
Music and dancing were the amusementN
OF the evening and al Il timely hour :;
SumptuOuS supper was served.